It's all over the media cover

From mediaCover's full of secrets

Hey, everybody! I'm pudding, a white boy who's just started a media trip. Today is my fifth day in the media, and i've finally broken the embarrassment of a zero fan, thanks for your support

Is there anyone like me who's really upset every time i have a hundred degrees? It's a pain in the ass. What size would it fit? I've heard about 3:4 and 9:16, but i've never understood their differences。

So i spent the whole day testing the sizes of the pictures, and i finally figured it out. Now share it with you. I hope it will help you

Cover size selection

The cover is available on vertical version 3:4 or sideline 4:3. A vertical version of 3:4 is larger and more visible on the discovery page; and 4:3 is a screen with a relatively small surface. So i personally prefer a wall cover of 3:4。

Other than 16:9 and 9:16, for example, the cover will show incomplete whole maps, and if the attraction is just covered, the hits will be less high. You can also select the square style of 1:1。

Image resolution

Image size 3:4 resolution: 720*960, 768*1024, 960*1280, 1080*1440. The higher the resolution, the clearer the picture。

Percentage of 100 degrees of photo presentation

The presentation of the notes on the 100-degree discovery page depends on the first picture. And if the latter picture is different from the size of the cover, the system will automatically cut, generate a black and white background, and have a uniform size。

For example, if you upload nine images, the first of which is board 4:3, the cover size default is board, and the first of which is wall: three:4, the cover size default is walled, and the other one looks bigger。

A little tip on the 100-do map

Keep the cover style as far as possible and do not change frequently。

The cover must highlight the theme。

A note can send nine pictures at a time。

Summary

Centuries (width): 4:3

100 degrees (vertical): 3:4

I hope these little tricks will help you. We also welcome our young media partners to share their experiences

See you next time